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Maybe the Best Location Ever? Introducing 1214 West 8th for Lease. Clarksville, Downtown Hybrid


Maybe the Best Location Ever? Introducing 1214 West  8th for Lease. Clarksville, Downtown Hybrid.  Asking $3300 per month, Ready for new tenants on Jan 5th. 2020. 

 Property Specs:
  • 2-3 Bedrooms
  • Hardwood Floors
  • 1459 sq. ft
  • Year Built 1917
  • 2 Car Covered Side Entry Carport. 
  • Fenced Backyard
  • Pet Friendly. 


 Impeccable 1214 West 8th Location. Why is the location so spectacular? You get the slow, livable relaxing Clarksville ambiance and pace, coupled with the walking distance and lifestyle proximity to West 6th, plus the towering, clean Downtown neighborhood. This a true home and lot in Clarksville, West Austin. 

 Nearby commercial visitor businesses are: Swedish Hill Bakery, Clark's Oyster Bar, Z Tejas, Better Half, Waterloo Records, BookPeople, AT&T Wireless, Amy's Ice Creams, LuLemon, 24-Hour Diner, Whole Foods, REI, Whole Earth, Cafe Josie, Wally Workman Art Gallery, Counter Cafe, and more I'm forgetting at this moment.


































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